New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
BRIcKLAYERs AT WORK IN CHICAGO.


CHICAGO June (speciaD The union brickiayers
sser that about onefourth their men have gone to
work. They have, 1t said, come to special arrange
ments with certain contractors who agreed 70 pay
images tSs SeS sv1S hSve e the city, Material
according 70 the leaders Of the union s S tbeV viii be
s % ss pa sy bosses Of build
ing exchange into account at all the men sun aig a
te s s5 trouble not more than $50 has been drawn
ont Of the treasury. ON the other sde ne Mt
Downey says that over 300 men have gone TO WORK, Work
many Of them being union men, and that ore anu ''0
coming in.
IRON WORKERS PROPOSING SCALE OF "A1Le:
PrTsDURG June tSpecsaI.-The wages commi''ee VI
the Amalgamaed Association Of Iron and Steel worker'
has agreed upon report which viii be
the annual convention be held in this city mex. t
day II is thought that general advance VI ~ Poi 0
viii be asked
FEATURES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.
Tho State Board Of Arbitration resumed its mvesu-
gat.n Of tho sverworkers' trouble at the New iorA
Hotel yesterday. Testimony In regard TO tho iocA'u'
was given by President Bulkey and William Cowan'
Of is, s yhlsI"s Mo5n sf Tany and n.y
Of Hughes Ward on the part OF sorao fe W. punns
the Chairman Of tho Board uf Arbitration o. msrict G,
Assembly ~ ~ ,G Ssssembes es II sns and tho
ngs of the order Chairman Purcell suggested & aaa'
.i three fS% the and nse see some a0
nt couid not he made long conference resulted,
and a proposition was made shat each employer sec
Wiling to do this but the bosses said they would NOT
be able to reply until this morning ~, .o,,os ann,
"The Labor Enquirer" Of Denver COi, comes cu'
this week with black letter headline whisn nc rssns,
v Powderiy or any other man who opposes srs,o. os
unions, and the Labor party Prlhcipics pnwac,iv u %
| Hero worship must be our battle cry Let loW~ueny ~
ion the Lalor party and stop his war on the UNIONS s
4 he desires pcace -wo' too love peace Ou' "''
o lanes =. Quinn. the District Master Workman y, y
District Assembly No 40, called on inc bo1u ..r 10 -
Wal,Ina Delegates yesterday ~ see II some srranso
cSuid NOT be made settle the fight against the
Progressive Carpenters, who compose Local asse.y
Of 20 40 and who are said 70 De wss toId ta,
! bia In,crfcrence wOuh not be tolerated.
PHILADELPHIA. June tspeotaD.-Employes OF tne
PennsyIyania and Philadelphia and Reading railroad
| COMPANIES attached TO District Assembly No. kmgh's
OF Labor have decided TO withdraw and form two sepa
ate trade Di,tri let Assemblies Of their own The dsc'
"a sad 70 ne IN debt 10 the amount OF $4,000 Sucn as
sembes as desire withdraw must nrst hqina,e .oiI
pro rata proportion Of the debt This the ra~ay hon
| have agreed TO DO.
CHICAGO, June 3The secretary OF the Na'ionai hS'o
citation OF Stove Manufacturers Of the United states says
that the latest advces received by him from sto'e
nfacturers throughout the country show that nearly a
the important 1oundiles ha'e ahoau' i0'
operations ooo
sor-rH FRAMryGHAM. Macs, June 3.-Abont i'ooo
operatyes employed by the Para Rubber Shoe Company
here are now Idle on OF the troubles IN the var
nish shop Tho varnishers. seventeen IN NUMBER. as
that ,hey may not be obliged to work so muoh oVeftm
s ,hev have done On the other hand, II Is claimed y
rho management that there are Two OF .nIee nout
during the day when the yarnsners naso 70
the work IA not excessive, anu IL Is inPoSs'oio W
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